The KBE5S

KBE5s

KBE5S’ state of the art combustion chamber enables virtually 100% fuel to energy conversion. This translates to clean, odorless, smokeless operation and, more importantly, fuel savings.

Impervious to nature’s elements (wind, rain, and snow), the KBE5S is able to transfer infrared heat directly to the object without any loss of heat or air movement.

Safety features include a tip over sensor and an overvoltage detector.

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Advantages


RADIANT HEAT – Heat penetrates evenly like heat from sunlight.

OUTDOOR USE – VAL6 is not affected by wind, unlike forced air heaters that suffer from heat loss in the ambient air.

HEAT TRANSFER – VAL6 generates infrared heat directly to the object without any air movement creating a dust-free comfortable environment.

ODORLESS – A clean combustion system produces no odor or smoke while running.

ENERGY SAVINGS – VAL6's state of the art combustion chamber enables virtually 100% fuel to energy conversion.

 

Item/Model KBE5S

Heat Output - 111,000 BTU/hr

Nozzle - 0.85 gal/hr

Fuel - Diesel, Kerosene

Tank Capacity - 9 gallons

Power Source - 120 V, 60 Hz

Power Consumption - 100 W

Safety Devices - Photocell flame monitor, 3A fuse

Tip-Over Sensor

Adjustable Disk Angle - Tilts upward 20 degrees

Dimensions (HxWxL) - 36.1x25.8x27.7 in

Dry Weight - 83.8 lbs

Applications

*Factories, Plants, Workshops

*Outdoor Projects

*Construction Sites (including indoor use)

 

Download a diagram of the KBE5S, a parts list.

Schematics

Parts List

Brochure and Heat Diagram

Why VAL6? Diesel fueled infrared VAL6 heaters are used for curing cement, drying brick, block, concrete and other masonry veneers in the construction industry. The VAL6 radiant heater has a portable design perfect for dry wall and flooring applications. Smokeless diesel fueled radiant space heaters are ideal in the aviation industry for warming in hangars and thawing on runways. And using biodiesel, diesel or kerosene these green heaters are used on farms in-and-out of the barn especially during calving season. Indirect gas and propane industrial heaters cost 5 times more to purchase and twice as much to operate.